Definitions
- Referring to a large printed advertisement or announcement displayed in public places. - Talking about a decorative print or artwork meant for display on a wall. - Describing a visual aid used for educational or informational purposes.
- Referring to a small printed advertisement or announcement distributed by hand. - Talking about a leaflet or pamphlet containing information or instructions. - Describing a printed notice or announcement meant for a specific audience or purpose.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are printed materials.
- 2Both are used for advertising or informational purposes.
- 3Both can be distributed to a wide audience.
- 4Both can be used to promote events or products.
- 5Both can be displayed in public places.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Posters are larger than handbills and are meant to be seen from a distance, while handbills are smaller and meant to be held or read up close.
- 2Distribution: Posters are typically displayed in public places, while handbills are often distributed by hand to a specific audience.
- 3Purpose: Posters are often used for promotional or decorative purposes, while handbills are more commonly used for informational or instructional purposes.
- 4Design: Posters often have eye-catching designs and graphics, while handbills may have more text and less visual elements.
- 5Scope: Posters can cover a wide range of topics and events, while handbills are usually focused on a specific topic or event.
Remember this!
Poster and handbill are both printed materials used for advertising or informational purposes. However, the difference between poster and handbill is their size, distribution, purpose, design, and scope. Posters are larger and meant to be displayed in public places for promotional or decorative purposes, while handbills are smaller and meant to be distributed by hand to a specific audience for informational or instructional purposes.
